White Widow Extrm Auto

Wed Aug 17 - seedlings are looking good. The stunted one looks like it's trying - a couple of the leaves are looking a tad yellow…just a tiny bit - I feel that I should plant them into their grow pots on Aug 18th or 19th - I would like to give the stunted one a bit more time to see how it turns out - because of the plug, it should be okay to plant in soil, as the plug will help to keep it sturdy Fri Aug 19 - transplanted seedlings and their plugs into square grow bags - watered with Ph'd water - the stunted one didn't have a long enough root, so I did not plant that one. - all of the other seedlings looked good. About 3 of them had extremely long roots - I will keep my eye on the seedlings with slight yellowing to see if they are now getting nutrients from the soil Sat Aug 20 - The seedlings looked mostly unchanged after planting them, but it's been less than 24 hours - because there are 19 plants, it's hard to tell if they are growing or not just by looking at them - It feels very humid in there; which I think is in large part due to there being 19 plants - The humidity is staying in the low 70's and the heat is steady at 25° - The Inkbird sensor is slightly above the lights so there humidity might be reading higher since steam rises - I can see that the fans are able to reach the seedlings, I can see a couple of them shimmering - I feel as though the growth rate was really strong, then it slowed down a few days before I transplanted them - They may have needed to be transplanted a few days earlier Sun Aug 21 - almost all of the seedlings have a small amount of yellow on it. - one some plants, it looks like ph fluctuation issues and on others it looks like nutrient burn - I new there was a chance that the FFOF could be too nutrient rich for autoflowers - it's about 50/50 for people saying that FFOF is too hot or no problems at all - because the yellowing is not consistent on each seedling, it's hard to determine what the problem is - it could also be remnants from when the seedlings were in the propagator - I may try to adjust the soil since they were only just planted 48 hours ago Mon Aug 22 - I bought 2 bags of FFHF to maybe adjust the soil - too many things came up tonight so I didn't get around to adjusting the soil - no matter what the problem is, the plants are still growing. I can see new leaves growing. It's not stopping the plants Tue Aug 23 - I have to water the plants tonight but I also must decide if I'm going to start adjusting all of the soils - I have decided not to adjust the soils and just water the plants, then check on the plants after a while from the watering - I feel that if the problem persists or gets worse, I'll adjust the soil - after a few hours from feeding the plants, the seedlings all look good, they are standing nice and tall - just to note, when you water the plants at whatever stage, they immediately start to droop for a few hours - If I don't end up adjusting the soil on these plants, I'll use the FFHF for the AK-47 seeds, that I'll be planting in a couple of months